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I received good news this morning.
For Christmas, Vatican Radio’s website is offering its users a new service. It will allow users to stream liturgical celebrations presided over by the Holy Father through audio/video, live and in high definition: The Vigil Mass on Friday, December 24 starting at 22.00; the Christmas Message with the “Urbi et Orbi” blessing on December 25 starting at 12:00; and the marking of the World Day of Peace on January 1 at 10.00.
Audio will be available in the following languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese. For the vigil on December 24 commentary in Chinese will be available, and for the celebration on January 1 Arabic will also be available. *[How about NO LANGUAGE?]
Access to the player is very simple: Go to our homepage at*www.vaticanradio.org and click on “Audio Video Player” on the top-left.
It is great that they are updating!** Usually in the Vatican they update their technology every 75 years, whether it needs it or not.
Many people who like to watch the Papal Masses on TV or over the internet have often lamented that they would like a raw feed without the voice over commentary.* Sadly, because the commentary is from the Vatican RADIO, there is sometimes too much chatter for a stream with video.
We whiners and complainers need to keep pushing for a stream without voice over commentary.
Full entry…
For Christmas, Vatican Radio’s website is offering its users a new service. It will allow users to stream liturgical celebrations presided over by the Holy Father through audio/video, live and in high definition: The Vigil Mass on Friday, December 24 starting at 22.00; the Christmas Message with the “Urbi et Orbi” blessing on December 25 starting at 12:00; and the marking of the World Day of Peace on January 1 at 10.00.
Audio will be available in the following languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese. For the vigil on December 24 commentary in Chinese will be available, and for the celebration on January 1 Arabic will also be available. *[How about NO LANGUAGE?]
Access to the player is very simple: Go to our homepage at*www.vaticanradio.org and click on “Audio Video Player” on the top-left.
It is great that they are updating!** Usually in the Vatican they update their technology every 75 years, whether it needs it or not.
Many people who like to watch the Papal Masses on TV or over the internet have often lamented that they would like a raw feed without the voice over commentary.* Sadly, because the commentary is from the Vatican RADIO, there is sometimes too much chatter for a stream with video.
We whiners and complainers need to keep pushing for a stream without voice over commentary.
Full entry…